In recent years, we often see the news that children on campus are unfortunately injured or even killed on TV or on the Internet, such as the child abuse incident in red, yellow and blue kindergartens in previous years; Junior high school students jumped into the river after helping their classmates stand out and being threatened with death, and a classmate was offended? School bully? We all know something about being killed, and so on. We are always very shocked by these things, but we have no choice. In this whole thing, in addition to the violent students, many things are suspected of participation or even cover-up by teachers in the school or even the whole school, which makes many parents just be coldly turned away when they seek justice for their children.

On May 9 this year, a senior three boy suddenly fell to his death. At that time, the local police investigated the incident, ruled out the possibility of a criminal case, and closed the case in a hurry without even telling his parents what happened. The mother of the child was very suspicious of this, so she went to school to check the surveillance video at that time. But strangely, the whole surveillance video is intact, but the video of the child falling from the building is gone, which makes parents believe the truth of this matter; Moreover, after this incident, the school also threatened students not to spread it, otherwise the consequences would be at their own risk and parents would think that there was something fishy about the school. As for why the child died, only the local education bureau issued the relevant notice, not the public security department, but hardly mentioned the cause of death of the child and other related issues, just reminding students to pay attention to safety, as if nothing had happened.

Every child is the pride of his parents and a very important family member. Unfortunately, his child fell to his death, but the school did not give any explanation for this incident. I'm afraid no one can accept such a thing. We are really familiar with this kind of thing. After the incident, there is always a sudden problem with the surveillance video at a critical time, or there is no relevant video at all, or it is the responsibility of temporary workers. When will this shirking of responsibility end?